"Everyone is Peter Pan in this vast world, and has the right to travel as he pleases. Age is just a timer given by God. The real growth rings are always in everyone's heart, and only you can mark them."
I don't know where in which book this sentence appears, but I remember it anyway. Not that I believe this, because in my eyes, Peter Pan has never been the embodiment of innocence, he is just a cruel big boy.
I just feel that people in this world are all Peter Pans with different colors, freezing their lives at a certain point and unwilling to wake up from their dreams.
──Atta [danheta]
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